Visited the park at the end of June . Was a bit nervous having read a lot of negative reviews but took the tips on board that others had shared and turned out a much better experience than expected. The key to success is to get there early . We arrived 30 mins before the rides opened at 9:30am or so . The €14 for the car park is unavoidable unless you are up at the crack of dawn to grab one of the 50 free spaces on Av. Pere Molas outside the park. Having prepaid our tickets ( you can scan btw with your phone at the turnstiles ) there was only a small queue and once in the park then we had the pick of the shady spots with plenty of loungers free . Recommend under the trees at the wave pool . No queuing for lockers at that time either . Once the rides opened our two boys raced around and did all the main rides & slides with hardly any queuing ( some twice ) and were all done by 11:30am . By that stage the park was filling up and longer queues were forming . We brought our own picnic and avoided the expensive park food . Do Bring your own & Don’t worry about Bag checks at entrance . Toilets were clean and lifeguards were pleasant and thankfully not blowing their whistles incessantly as other reviews had warned . The boys went back out after lunch to do some more rides and weren’t queuing more that 20-30mins max at that stage . We left at 4pm having had a great day out . I’d say the park was busy but not rammed with people as can happen maybe in July & August . Bring aqua / swim shoes as pavements very hot in sunny weather and will help with all the stair climbing too . All in all we a great day out and worth the early start which again is the no.1 piece of advice we’d give to anyone visiting in high season .

After reading some of the reviews I was apprehensive about going to this watermark but I need not have worried! Got a bus Plana which drops off in the car park approx 5 minutes walk from the park entrance. Park opened 10:30am. We arrived shortly after 10am. Already a fair amount waiting. They let us through the turnstiles around 10:20am buy didn't allow anyone into the actual park area until 10:30am. No problem getting a sunbed at that time. We were able to walk on the slides/lazy river for around an hour before the queues began to form. The queues do get long but it's to be expected.... its July after all! Plenty of food snd drinks places but also saw lots of people with picnics etc.

Great family day out. Lots of slides etc. for young kids, older kids and adults. Food a bit expensive just like Port Aventura theme park. Bring footwear for walking around the park to the next slide or pool. The ground gets extremely hot in summer. Their lockers system needs changed. They give you a slip of paper with the code for your locker. How can this be helpful when your paper would be destroyed in the water. I thankfully had a an easy code to remember so didn’t have to carry around the code. €30 refundable deposit is needed for a life jacket for kids.

Highly recommend this place for a fun day out. We had an 8yr old with us and she was able and willing to go on pretty much all of the slides. It was a bit chaotic getting in, not a whole lot of staff to ask where to go etc but we figured it out. We had planned on going on Saturday but after reading a travel blog re queues etc we went on Friday. Queues were not bad, we weren’t waiting long. Food is basic and pricey compared to standard Salou prices but this is to be expected in theme parks. We got Burgers and hot dog meals. Meal deal was about €13 for burger fries and drink. Lockers are available but to be honest they need to have a better system as your code is on a piece of paper and it’s 6 digits so not easy to carry around or remember if you don’t have your phone with you. I got my phone sealed to take pictures but to be honest, if I were to go again, I wouldn’t bother as you can’t take the phone on most of the rides bar the lazy River so I ended up putting it in the locker after we’d taken a couple of pictures All in all we had a great day out, we booked directly from the website and it was €33 per adult and €29 for a child

Some aspects of this water park were fantastic. You could leave a bag, towels, flip flops and feel they would be safe. Definitely put valuables in a locker though and it's well worth buying a waterproof cover for your phone(you could only bring the phone on certain rides and not on slides). Queues were too long for the bigger rides. Those who paid extra for priority skipped these queues. Felt the park was expensive enough and the priority system was unfair. I didn't enjoy the indoor slide and banged my head a few times and found that experience unpleasant. The El Rio Loco is great fun and definitely a favourite of all the family. The queue for food took approx 25 mins but the food was of good quality and reasonably priced. Overall we enjoyed our day in Caribe Aquatic park

This is a pretty compact water park. It's definitely no match for the water parks of Orlando, but is a good fun visit for a day. Definitely get there as early as possible (i.e. for main gate opening) and you'll grab a locker and get on rides quickly before the masses descend later on. I would say the Express Pass is pretty much mandatory if you don't want to be frazzled waiting in long queues. The rides themselves are good, with a selection of twisty/turny flumes, including one dark/enclosed one, plus some inflatable/raft ones. There's also a pretty steep one to test your nerves (and swim suit!). However the rides are all on the short side, and certainly nothing beyond what Wet'n'Wild was offering decades ago. The wave pool was disappointing, with some of the smallest waves I've seen, and the lazy river is by far the worst I've ever seen in a water park, it's tiny, there's nothing of interest on it (no theming) and it's so busy it's not relaxing in any way. And finally the food options are poor. Basically hot dog or, well, hot dog, with nowhere near enough capacity (so another 30 min wait for a basic hot dog and a drink). Having said all that we enjoyed our day splashing about, and with the Express Pass there was never more than a 10 minute wait. Without the Express Pass I suspect I'd be giving it at least one star less - would have been a pretty miserable experience...

This was an ok day for the family with 2 young boys (9 and 6). We only went on 2 of the "main" rides which was the Rapid Racers (quick moving queue) and the 4 person ride (slow queue). The queues for the other rides were long and slow moving, with the xpress pass riders getting priority. As such our (impatient) kids were happy spending time in the lazy river, wave pool and the other large pool areas. Having read other recent reviews we were fairly familiar with the understanding that glasses and phones etc would not be allowed in most of the pool area. As such we didn't get caught in the trap of buying a phone holder. There was plenty of whistles getting blown by the lifeguards who diligently enforced these rules. The rules were not really clearly signposted so there were a number of disgruntled customers. We used the small lockers for valuables and kept a larger bag near a sunbed for the day. For the locker code we simply ripped off the locker number and then kept the locker code in a discreet area in our bag we kept outside, so don't let this negative point put you off. From reading reviews about the food, we brought drinks and lunch with us and didn't buy any food there. It was about 15 euros for a hot dog meal so I'm glad we saved the money there! If you have the extra cash and want to go on all the rides then it would be best to get the express pass as you jump to the front of the queue and its unlimited turns. If we had older children we would have probably chose that option

We decided to book tickets on the day and go to the water park. We booked the tickets from the machine in our hotel lobby and off we went. We entered the park and once we had mastered the lockers we found some beds and off we went. We went with our 2 young children which one can not swim. We found the wave pool but was soon told to get out as with my daughter wearing arm bands she was not allowed in which didn't make sense to me as she was in my arms. We then found some water slides designed for smaller kids. We went up but once again not allowed to use it with her wearing g arm bands so took them off upwelling went again only to be told that I could not got on with her and she had to go alone. With her not being able to swim that was not happening so off we went to play somewhere else. Overall we had a great day as we spent nearly 7 hrs in therejust what you need in 30 degree heat. The food and drink was not really over priced either. Great day out worth the money

The park looks lovely and for younger children I would imagine it would be great. As expected in all these kinds of parks the food is low quality and expensive, but I did see that some families brought their own food. There are a small amount of bigger rides and the queue times for them are ridiculous. Constant priority on some rides is given to Express Pass holders - depending on the ability of the lifeguard to manage the queue. On one ride we waited 1.5 hours, with occasions that not one non-express guest was admitted for 20 mins as Pass holders kept getting on first. Needless to say the people in the queue were getting increasingly frustrated and the lifeguard simply kept her back to us to stop any interaction. Overall, not the worst experience at a water park but certainly not a park I'd recommend unless you pay the extra €30 pp for the Express Pass which then makes it a rather expensive outing for a family.

Spent the day here at the end of July with our three children. We all had a great time. Plenty to do for all ages. We had to queue for the waterslides but this is to be expected in a water park during peak season. There are a couple of pools you can use for when you fancy a break from the queuing. The park was very clean and the food was good.